Payne

Did you make a ticket in game about this?

to be fair...legion had the thor...and lost to a plasma glock

locking this one just like the other one...

just locking this for now...

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https://medal.tv/games/garrys-mod/clips/29Tne1R7rRnbjA/d1337EGa2dbf?invite=cr-MSxVS3gsODE2MTg3NDAs For further context on what he did.

You wasted two hours of my time trying to fix a problem YOU CAUSED, on top of me questioning you for 45 minutes with another staff council member, Garrus (unsure how long he was talking to you before I joined the channel) about the entire situation, where you attempted to have a TOTALLY DIFFERENT PLAYER in the same faction blamed for YOUR actions. Whom still got PKed + kicked out of the faction due to the amount of drama you caused. You lied about everything in the talk as well. It's not like you lied about a small detail in the story, you lied on every single bit of information. From where the Gatling Laser went, how it happened, why it happened, who was involved in the situation, and who the blame should have been put on. You ruined an experience in a faction not just for yourself, but the other player who was playing in the faction to save your OWN skin. You were banned on 5/11/24, you can wait a lot longer.

Thats just upsetting if you made that much money in a day...

150 Base Gauss Speed on Everything Good Scope x3 to the head.

broke bitch

Accepted

OOC SteamID: STEAM_0:1:111025377 Discord: karim Other Characters: Enclave LCPL Winston Desert Ranger Narvik Time Zone: cet IC In-Game Name: Henry Wattson Age: 21 Background, Why did you join the Outcasts? Henry Wattson, a dedicated scribe within the Brotherhood of Steel, was known for his staunch adherence to the organization's original mission: the safeguarding and strict regulation of post-war technology. He believed fervently that the Brotherhood's role was to control this technology, preventing its misuse and ensuring it did not lead to further catastrophe in the fragile world. However, as years passed, Henry began to witness a significant shift in the Brotherhood’s priorities. Under new leadership, the Brotherhood started engaging more directly with the surrounding communities, using their technological prowess not just to protect, but also to assist in rebuilding efforts. While many saw this as a positive evolution, Henry viewed it as a dangerous departure from the Brotherhood's essential doctrines. To him, the increased interaction and technology sharing posed a risk of technology falling into the wrong hands or leading humanity down a path to repeat its past mistakes. This ideological conflict came to a head during a mission where the Brotherhood decided to intervene in a conflict between two settlements, offering military aid and technological resources to prevent a larger war. Henry was alarmed by the direct involvement, seeing it as a slippery slope towards the very outcomes the Brotherhood was supposed to prevent. Feeling increasingly isolated and convinced that the Brotherhood was abandoning its core responsibilities, Henry sought like-minded individuals who shared his concerns. This search led him to the Outcasts, a group that had split from the Brotherhood over similar issues. The Outcasts remained committed to the original mission of conserving technology, minimizing external intervention to avoid the perils of the past. Convinced that his true duty lay in preserving these ideals, Henry made the difficult decision to defect. He left behind his life with the Brotherhood and joined the Outcasts, where he could continue his work under the principles he believed were truly protective of humanity's future. In the Outcasts, Henry found a renewed purpose, dedicating himself to maintaining the delicate balance of power and technology in a world all too ready to repeat its old mistakes. (Posting for him due to him being unable to do it himself)

Accepted Reduction will be made

Denied

Denied Wait the time for your crimes